Is this machine like a self-heating blender, which requires manual filtering for the residual soy?
19235
Yes, you do need to do the traditional manual filtering through cheesecloth. I wish someone would figure out how to circumvent this step.
19236
yes self heating blender. require manual filtering. Hard to clean with electric part attach.
19237
Yes, but personally I think the soy is finely blended and thus u don't need to filter it. I've made soymilk together with rice, oatmeal, peanut and never filtered the soup. But if you prefer very fine and smooth taste, a filter will be necessary.
19238
Work like blinder heat up the soy milk. Manual filtering for residual. The only disadvantage is cleaning the blender with electrical part attach with it
357862
Yes, that's actually its main intention. You can also ground your own and add that. There's a screen filter that fits inside it, but I personally add paper filters as well to aid in quick clean up.
1247145
If you already have a blendtec or a vitamix and you only want to make almond milk, you absolutely don't need this. I only make almond milk in my vitamix. I use the Soyajoy to cook soymilk (because boiling it on the stovetop became a nightmare), but I then re-blend the soymilk in my vitamix because this thing is worthless as a blender.
1956141
No filters or boosters required, the cleaning action is faster when the water is hot. Dish cleaning works best with soapy water followed by a rinse. ( 10 times faster than my regular dish washer)
1665102
I make nut and soy milk but even with a fine mesh strainer, you need to use cheesecloth or linen to filter out the fine silt that comes with these types of milks. I use a soy milk maker that has a fine screen for just this purpose but I still end up with more sediment than I care for so I end up pouring it through a milk bag anyway. Hope this helps.
2161107
You can use paper filters but you don't need to. The stainless drum has fine holes in it that strain the juice just fine. This juicer is wonderful, but takes a lot of cleanup.
1884055
Actually, there is no need for paper filter. The fine mesh gold tone basket included did the filtering job for both our Cuisinarts. First w. built in bean grinder that served us for a decade and now this second easier version that uses the fresh ground local purchases from our local favorite coffee houses.
201229
There was no soy listed but I don't know if it is prepared in a facility that handles soy. It tastes like a milk shake.
281726
Yes. After the soymilk is made you must strain it using the included strainer/sieve. The remaining soy solids from the beans that you separated are called "okara". It is very good for making a number of foods. I like to mix the okara with another veggie burger product I buy and fry it in a little bit of oil until it's crispy for a nice burger sandwich.
1046670
Yes. It turns off automatically once all the ingredients are blended thoroughly.
1510920
It is the button for whole bean soymilk process. It is very similar to soybean milk button, just slightly different temperature cycles in processing.
2209680
I have tried making tofu using this machine several times using both store-bought and homemade soy milk. It has not set once! I also am not sure if the instructions are referring to liquid or powdered nigari. The milk takes on a terrible taste when I add 10 ml of nigari powder undiluted.
1045546
Not to my knowledge. The unit is terrific and cleans up quickly.Good smoothies with it.
719069
This soymilk maker has both a heat setting for making soymilk and a grind only (no heat) setting for making raw nut/seed milks. I use both settings with mine and it works great! Fantastic, consistent milk products every time!
123779
It is excellent, because it's so easy. You just soak soy beans in water for a few hours, fill water into the soymilk maker until it reaches the mark, put the top on and hit the button. When the machine is done, it will beep a few times. You take the top off, strain the milk with the included strainer and you have soy milk! I've also made soup in mine. There are lots of videos on YouTube with different recipes. I love my machine and use it several times a week.
2117510
What exactly are your problems? This product works fine for me for making soy yogurt out of soy milk.
1178329
Yes. For processing raw veggies it takes a little more time, but works great for small batches just fine.